Sentence examples for assistance in the case from inspiring English sources

The team's purpose is to provide mortuary assistance in the case of mass fatalities.

Moisés Maiónica, a Venezuelan lawyer, was sentenced to two years in prison last week after providing what Judge Joan Lenard of United States District Court called "substantial assistance" in the case.

As a direct result of the Chernobyl disaster, two international agreements the Convention on Early Notification of a Nuclear Accident and the Convention on Assistance in the Case of Nuclear Accident or Radiological Emergency, both adopted in 1986—were rapidly drafted to ensure notification and assistance in the event of a nuclear accident.

SANA, Yemen — Yemeni officials provided more details on Saturday about their role in the tracking and killing of an American-born cleric, while a government spokesman said that the United States should show more appreciation to Yemen's embattled president for his assistance in the case.

"On our information they have offered financial incentives for assistance in the case against him," Mr Ellis said.

The corps commanders were instructed to repel any Byzantine attack from the respective gates, and seeking assistance in the case of heavy attack.

As usual, Nicholas D. Kristof has something interesting to say about foreign assistance, in this case, that the most obvious solutions are not always the most effective.

Britain said the assistance in that case was not enough, and in 2016, a judge-led inquiry concluded that Putin had probably approved Litvinenko's murder, something Moscow denies.

They will be able to vomit, urinate, streak, moon, fight and flash without the need for "consular assistance" or in the case of some of the more well-connected clients – high-level minister-to-minister intervention.

More than 30 financial services companies have been subpoenaed, including JPMorgan Chase, Merrill Lynch and the American International Group, which have recently received government assistance and in the case of A.I.G., an outright federal bailout.

The Irish government makes a trio of points, perhaps most important among them being the contention that it is willing to "apply" the mutual legal assistance treaty (MLAT) in the case at hand.